Contents: Headlights ⤓ Headlamp/Exterior Light Switch-Off…⤓ Switching headlights (low/high beam) ⤓ Flashing headlights ⤓ Turn signal switch ⤓
Headlights
Fig. 1.17. Positions of the rotary light switch
Turn the switch to turn on the exterior lights/headlights (Fig. 1.17).
All headlights/exterior lighting are off.
The side lights, rear license plate lights and instrument cluster lighting are on.
The headlights and other external lighting devices are turned on.
Headlamp/Exterior Light Switch-Off Control System
If the driver's side door is opened with the ignition key in the LOCK or ACC position, or with the key removed from the ignition switch and the headlight switch in the
or 
, then a buzzer (sound signal) is activated, reminding the driver to turn off the headlights and exterior lighting. After they are turned off, the buzzer stops sounding.
Switching headlights (low/high beam)
If the headlight switch is in the position
, then each time the lever is moved toward the steering wheel, the light switches from high to low beam (or from low to high beam). If the high beam is on, the high beam indicator lamp also lights up.
Flashing headlights
When the switch lever is moved slightly toward the steering wheel, the headlights will flash and go out after the lever is released. If the high beam is on, the high beam indicator lamp will also light.
Note: The headlight flashing mode can also be activated when the headlights/exterior lights are off.
Turn signal switch
When the combination switch is moved (with the ignition switch in the "ON" position), the corresponding turn signal lights start to flash. At the same time, the turn signal indicator light in the instrument cluster flashes.
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1. Standard operating mode of the turn signal switch.
Fig. 1.18. Switch positions during normal rotation (1) and when changing rows (2)
When performing a normal turn, move the lever to position 1 (Fig. 1.18). At the end of the turn, the lever will automatically return to its original position.
Sometimes after turning the car, the lever does not return to its original position. This happens when turning the steering wheel at a small angle. In this case, return the lever to its original position by hand.
2. Switch operating mode when changing rows.
When changing lanes, move the lever to position 2 (see Fig. 1.18). After releasing, the lever returns to the neutral position.